Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 514, 13 July 1880, Page 4

, M;PORTAN,T If yNOTIOE. ;l■■:•■•;■ .•■■■■.•■•.,;-_i^-: 1 I;'■•■■ ;« ...< v.F:GRAY, in" returning" ttituikß to his! isiereus oustomers for past favors;'bega to I i*''!(cmtlie public gen«lly that haviiignow i*;itcok: a largo quaitity of the,very .beat limbers suitable for Coaohbuilding and Wheel aright pjirp6aes,he is.prepared'toi receive and execute all order? entrusted to him, and ■will guarantee both style'and finish to equal that turned out in any ; part of.the .Province.:). Repairs to all kinds of Vehicles, including trimming & painting, Bliall receiveimniddiate attention, and bi performed .with neatness and dispatch;;.';, p.'.';' '.!'>•?" ■•".'■■"■ 'V F.GRAY, Blacksmith, Coachbuihldr, andHvheelwrigh't Masterton. ; ,,.., ; -.r, ,-- ~., ENCOURAGE LOO4L INDUSTRY. . ::.iT.':; r ! i:'.t. -0" TARANAKI STREET STEAM DRAIN .pipeworis.-.'•: : -i "■• ■■ GEORGE NORBURY'-begs to iinform Jiis old patrons and the public' generally that he has returned from .England, and lias re-opened the above well known works. G. ! N;;is prepared, to receive orders for Glazed Stoneware Pipes. These pipes are thorougly. burnt, and are of extra thickness (to ensure durability)! and the sockets are made according to the most approved English style, to secure a correct joint. G.N. does not hesitate to say that they are the' best pipes in the market, Engineers and others respectfully invited to inspect these pipeß. Telegrams, letters, &c, addressed George Norbury, Cuba-street, Wellington, will receive prompt attention, 37 TO THE INHABITANTS OP WELLINGTON AND SURROUNDING NEIGHBORHOOD. ■ TjlOR Health, Durability, and Economy, •*• Recommended by the Faoultyas one of the Best and cheapest ever invented for this climate, SOFFE'S 35s SPRING MATTRESS On view at the Manufactory, Mannersstreet, Wellington, Six Men Continually making. \ ARLEY i: KNIGHT GENERAL CARRIERS, 1E& to inform the inhabitants of Mastertos and its vicinity that they have removed from Qreytown to the premises lately occupied by Mr Job Tile in Masonic-street, Masterton, and are prepared to CONVEY GOODS to and from Featherston, and Masterton, Tauera, or elsewhere at the lowest eirrent rates ';:■ THOS. CD'ARCY, BLACKSMITH. FARRIER, <feo. CARTERTON. . The undersigned bogs respectfully to announce to the settler 1 , of Taratahi-Carterton and neighborhood, that he has commenced business in his new Premises at the above Township, and hopes by strict attention to business, ooupled with moderate charges, to seonre a fair share of publio patronage. Horses shod on the most improved principle ; special attention being given to badly formed and'diseased feet. Farm lmnlflmenfn madn ani\ ranniwu? II work guaranteed.. ROBERT CRAWFORD, 183 ■ Blacksmith. dec, Carterton. ViTATSON i WINTERINGHAM ■"■ Saddlers and Habnhss-makebs, Desire to inform their friends and the gene ral publie that they have removed into their new premises fronting Mr.{?. Giay's blaoksmith's shop, where they can now compete with anyheuse in New Zealand. , : At the request of the theater number of residents of Masterton and surrounding Districts, they have started in the Saddlers and Harness business, and'trust to merit a fair share of the public patronage by putting in first-olase material, first-olass workmanship, aad striot attention to business. No extortion in prices. All kinds of attention paid to either Town or Country orders. ■ : Repairs neatly executed with promptitude and despatch. Q. T V.* e 'm Ei, HAS the, honor to announce to the settlers of the Wairarapa andthe East Coast Districts that he has .opened his Extensive Stoqkinnewandmore CENTRAL PREMISES adjoining the Bank of' New Zealand, and opposite M. : Caselbero k Co.'s Brick Ware house, where, he will he ablo to offer to old customers' and mn greater facilities than h«titeior»:f9r seleoting mST-CLASS FURNITURE. ■ «wtleme»rurnishing vill do well tooall and inspect his . DRAWING AND- DINING-ROOM ■'■■■;■•: ■"■■■ SUITES, whieh he ; is new turning out-kinequalled for price; material, and workmanship. He also diriets attention t» his stock of BIAUTIFUL PIER GLASSES. ft T. F. bigs to inform his friends and «•. B»aeral p«Mi» that he has added the SMincssof _ . UNDERTAKER •to Ws establishment, and all orders entrusted to him will he executed with promptitude. ,6. T. F. has paid considerable attention lately to importing' . HNKS'DUPLEX LAMPS, whieh, by means of-a double burner, give au extraordinary splendid light, beside which even the Gasoline pales. Thoße who have not seen the new BAMBOO'CLOTHES AND TOWEL ." "■' HORSES' should inspect G. T. F.'i stock before purehasinq. LADIES areinvited to view his varied and •'■'■ extensive stook of' ~ .Toiletware/ . Teliet Tables Wash Stands ' Oval and Square Tables '" , -i Chests of Drawers ' ~, f '",, . .'■< 'Chiffoniers ■ !: '■• -"■-- ''Wardrobes _•■, ~ ~L Perambulators Wdint art Cedar Drawing' and Dining'.room" Suites . AiduftMatsand Door Mats. ~ Ohildrens' Cots, Iron and Wood. ■ Aid a large aid asserted stock of IOUBBFraNISHTO REQUISITES. A good stook of PICTURE- MOULDINGS onhand, ' the . A trial iirMptfully solicited, . f- Tl ?v i !.P™P*«4 tp manufacture, at the sKMwt nbfioe, 'arid of the 'best dMoriptionS FURNITURE?TO ORDER, atWshewcentral ; primisesi ;^; :'' : .'' Adbmsj QUEEN-STREET, ■.;-:. 7